Disturbing Details Found In Abraham Lincoln's Autopsy Report
Debate continues about the events and aftermath of John Wilkes Booth firing a bullet into Abraham Lincoln's head. What exactly did Lincoln's autopsy reveal?
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This Is How The Boston Red Sox Got Their Name
During the spring, summer, and fall, it is easy to hear the crowd cheering for the Red Sox baseball team when they are playing. How did the team get its name?
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What Kind Of Clothes Did Jesus Probably Wear?
Artists have long enjoyed employing imagination to create images of Jesus. The Bible and historical research give us clues about his clothing.
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What Jane Fonda's On-Set Behavior Is Really Like
Famed actress Jane Fonda has a very storied Hollywood career. When she isn't making headlines for her on-screen talents, she can be a controversial figure.
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What Bette Davis' On-Set Behavior Was Really Like
Distinguished artists in various fields can often come to feel excessively honored, privileged, even entitled -- above the rules of ordinary folk.
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This Is How The Minnesota Twins Got Their Name
The Minnesota Twins thrilled fans with World Series wins in both 1987 and 1991. But the team's greatest feat may have been to unite two rival cities.
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Is This How Jesus Walked On Water?
Both Old and New Testaments of the Bible include accounts of miraculous events. Research by scholars has revealed some science might have been involved, too.
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How Many Victims Did 'Freeway Killer' William Bonin Really Have?
Most serial killers work alone, but the Freeway Killer William Bonin was aided by four separate accomplices, each were found responsible for multiple murders.
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Where The Phrase 'Dime A Dozen' Comes From
Many of the common, quaint sayings and turns of phrase that Americans use in 21st century English are based in money, such as "a dime a dozen."
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Tragic Details Found In Leon Wilkeson's Autopsy Report
Lynyrd Skynyrd bassist Leon Wilkeson died of natural causes in 2001.
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The Murder Of Angela Kukawski Explained
Celebrity business manager Angela Kukawski was found dead inside her vehicle.
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Why Putting Your Elbows On The Table Is Considered Rude
Some characterize good manners as behavior symbolizing respect for another person. Other rules of etiquette have more practical roots in human interaction.
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These Were John Lennon's Favorite Beatles Songs
Discussing his first post-Beatles album, Lennon compared his new work to "Strawberry Fields" as well as two other songs not mentioned in the 1968 interview.
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The Tragic Death Of Bruno Mars' Mother
Both of Bruno Mars' parents were musically inclined; his father was a percussionist and his mother a singer. Mars began performing at age 5.
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Mistakes You Should Never Make When Waving An American Flag
Old Glory. The Stars and Stripes. The Star-Spangled Banner. All referencing the flag of the United States of America, a symbol with its own code of etiquette.
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Disturbing Details Found In Jennifer And Sarah Hart's Autopsy Reports
To the outside world, Jennifer and Sarah Hart were a loving married couple raising several adopted children in a multi-racial household.
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This Is How The Kansas City Royals Got Their Name
The team name of the Kansa City Royals doesn't have regal connotations, but is rooted in the city's livestock tradition. Here's how the team got its name.
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What Being A Settler In The 1880s Was Really Like
Forays into the wild west had to be equal parts terrifying and awe-inspiring. This is what being a settler in the 1880s was really like.
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Did Jesus Have A Job?
Jesus Christ is one of the most well-known figures in Western culture and the foundation of Christianity, but did the famous prophet have a job?
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This Is How The Seattle Mariners Got Their Name
What do the city of Seattle, the game of baseball, and the classic movie actor Danny Kaye — star of "White Christmas" and "The Court Jester" — have in common?
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What Happened To Judy Garland's Children?
Judy Garland was one of the most famous stars of Hollywood's Golden Age. In her personal life, Garland's multiple marriages resulted in three children.
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This Is Paul McCartney's Favorite Song
In recent years, Beatles legend, Wings frontman, and evergreen solo star, Paul McCartney, has cemented his reputation as perhaps the greatest pop songwriter.
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The Truth About Ulysses S. Grant's Middle Name
Ulysses S. Grant was a Civil War hero and U.S. president, but his middle initial doesn't mean what you think it does. Here's where the "S" actually comes from.
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The Untold Truth Of Carlos Castaneda
There was a time 50 years ago when nearly every philosophy major had a Carlos Castaneda book on the shelf. Was Castaneda shaman or charlatan?
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Kyron Horman
Kyron Richard Horman, an adorable little boy from Portland, Oregon, was really excited to go to school on June 4, 2010. Sadly, he vanished without a trace.
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This Is Mick Jagger's Favorite David Bowie Song
David Bowie's death, needless to say, was a tremendous blow to music fans around the world. It marked the loss of one of music's most colorful personalities.
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The Real Reason Supreme Court Justices Wear Black Robes
Supreme Court Justices famously wear black robes, but the tradition originates in England and Europe. Here's where the judicial black robe tradition comes from.
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